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'-._Made by : ESplash_.-'
A CLI Python game I'm working on.
A game where God guides you on your way to salvation!
Do tasks, hunt and eat for food.
Just don't make God angry!
This will now be the official go 2 JAMBOREE code base. The last version will be archived.
- Python > v3.13
Based on when I updated it. This might get outdated fast, but i doubt it.
- PyInstaller (To compress it to a directory or .exe file)
To read the Python code from source, read the doc. (Yes I know it's not implemented in yet) Or if you're a huge chad just read the doc strings instead.
If running from source, please follow the instructions below in each specified platform.
Simply double-click or "run" the runGame.bat file in the root directory or either run below:
./runGame.batTo run the game in your terminal, follow these instructions:
Set directory to the repository:
cd g2J-Re-CodeThen run the shell file:
./runGame.shIf it doesn't run, then run this command on the runGame shell file:
chmod +x ./runGame.shIf downloading from releases, please select the specified platform package from there. No need for any special run cases.
In the altar you have to ask before doing the task, he will guide you how.
You can get food by the lake, or the forest entrance! Or if you really dare. Hunt the animals for better food!
you will be ##@^#*&$#.
If you want to modify the game or maybe fix the game bugs yourself. Simply download the source code. Or if you're a giant nerd, clone the repo via terminal:
git clone https://github.com/UnfortunateGames/g2J-Re-Code.gitAnd just set your directory to the repo
Now for redistribution compile it using the source tool "compile". This will compile a single executable on the out directory. Though you need PyInstaller for this.
For Windows
./source-tools/compile.batFor Linux Systems / MacOS Systems
./source-tools/compile.shFor instructions on how to install PyInstaller Refer to the README of source-tools
It's your choice! And I don't care what you'd do with it. If you can bear my stupid code that is.
It'd be my pleasure to get some requests for some bugs in the game.